Captivation and Carnage
By DyingWorlds
Blink again, you might miss the twilight,
and with it the cherished stars
And even in this field of dreams and hopes
you cannot hide your scars.
Amongst the soft and carressing breeze,
you splendour at Dawn's first light.
And though the night dies so quickly,
it cannot kill the secrets inside.
Asphyxiating on the beauty,
the words can only say so much.
Although the petals enthral you
it's the thorns you should not touch.
It's a shame the such a pretty thing
can be so ugly within,
a porcelein beauty doth betray
a monsterous fallacy of sin.
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© 2007 Tim Grant
Published on Monday, April 23, 2007.
Filed under: "Reflective" and
"Poetry"
Comments on "Captivation and Carnage"
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A former member wrote:
The title reeled me in and I was not disappointed.good underlying message and the writing was gorgeous :)
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A former member wrote:
true. the body is only a mask to hide the monstrosity within. great write.